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Evening Star, Issue 19143, 9 January 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE Erom J. C. WILLIAMSON theatres in SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Puller. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! And NIGHTLY, > at 8. N.Z. ENTERTAINERS, LTD., Present ANOTHER NEW COMPANY OP INTERNATIONAL ACTS By Arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON VAUDEVILLE, LTD. Selected in All Parts of the World. A COLOSSAL STARRING BILL, Headed by {Direct Lem England) The Mirthful Music Master, HERSCHEL HENLERE HERSGHEL HENLERE. HERSCHEL HENLEiRE. HERSCHEL HENLERE. Eccentricities at the Piano. HIS DELIGHTFUL MUSIC IS IRRESISTIBLE, HIS COMEDY WORK AND MIRTH INFECTIOUS, Special Engagement of SCOTT SANDERS, London’s SCOTT SANDERS, Favorite SCOTT SANDERS, Character SCOTT SANDERS, Comedian, Composer of ‘ON THE ROAD TO ANYWHERE.' , From the Palace Theatre, New York. ? - LE E MASON P ? LEE MASON P - LEE MASON - ? And “SUNNY" Present 'Follies and Foolies of VodviV Fifteen Minutes of Fun. Prom the Leading London Theatres. LYDIA AND DESMOND, LYDIA AND DESMOND, Steps and Styles of 1926. First Appearance of THE BENOS, ALMA THE BENOS, and THE BENOS, BEN, Sensational Aerial Artists, Presenting Vaudeville’s Greatest Thrill. FANTASI A Mysterious PANTASI Extravaganza. ' A Woodland Glade.’ From the London Coliseum. Exclusive Engagement of the 3-SWIFTS—3, 3-SWIFTS—3, S—SWIFTS—3, 3-SWIFT'S—3, The World’s Greatest CLUB JUGGLING COMEDIANS. Musical Director CHARLES AYES. PRICES: D.C. and Q.S.— Reserved 6s, Unreserved ss; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s (plus tax). MATINEES; D.O. and 0.5.--3 s Reserved, Unreserved 2s, Is. Children, Half-price. The BOX PLANS for the Season of .SIX NIGHTS and MATINEES at THE BRISTOL. TO-NIGHT’S PLAN AND DAY SALES at THE GEYSER. Manager A. R. SHEPARD QOTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT, at 7.45, The Season's Most Brilliant Comedy Romance, 'THE TEASER.’ ‘THE TEASER.’ Riotously funny, crammed with situations that will double you up in laughter. Featuring the Most Bewitching Butterfly, LAURA LA PLANTE. It's a Universal Jewel. Spicy, Smart, and Scintillating. Music by the OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA (Director, Air Arthur Ncatc). For Circle and Stalls Reserves call or 'Phone Octagon Theatre. 'Phone No. 3,091. EXHIBITION CHOIR. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. SPECIAL PRACTICE FOR TENORS AND BASSES, <4 TO-NIGHT, In BRISTOL CONCERT CHAMBER At 7.30 sharp. Also FULL CHOIR on MONDAY, the. 11th, and SATURDAY, the 16th, In ART GALLERY HALL, At 7.30 p.m. sharp. Note time and place. Be punctual. Bring copies 1 Tannhauser.’ Full attendance imperative. W. R. DON, Hon. Sec. Choir, S A Y 0 T GABA R E T. Reservations May Still be Made for the SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Admission, lOs (inclusive). ’PHONE 2,339. For the Convenience of Visitors, TUDOR HALL Will be Open for Cold Luncheon and Tea between the hours of 12 noon and 7 p.m., TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). THE SAVOY. ST. HILDA MUNICIPAL BAND. (Mr JAMES DIXON, Conductor) ■ WILL PLAY AT ST. KILO A ROTUNDA, SUNDAY EVENING. At 8 o'clock. A pleasing programme has been arranged, and there is plenty room for all the visitors in town. Come to Popular St, Kilda, Sunday Evening. W. W. PENNYCUICK, Secretary. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), JANUARY 10th, FOR THE; SPIT AND HARRINGTON POINT. m S.S. WAIKAN.V leaves Dunedin Wharf A • at 10 a.m., calling Port Chalmers both ways. Adults, 2s Gd; Children, Is. D A _K 0 V. LABOR CLUB, 279 PRINCES STREET, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 8 to 11. Good Floor, Good Music. Admission: Members 6d, Non-members Is.